Ducks Decide Friday on Democratic convention trip
The Duckworth Club plans a Friday night meeting to choose whether to travel as a group to the Democratic convention in Kansas City. A biographical exhibition by Walnut Hills High School opens today at 2 pm and runs each afternoon this week, closing Saturday at 5 pm. Laborer William Handy of Spaeth Street Cumminville fainted from heat while working at Chase and Turrill, taken to City Hospital by Patrol 10. Wm Ellis received a permit to build three brick two story houses on Clinton Springs Avenue cost estimated at 13500. Philip S Trost reported his $100 watch stolen by a pickpocket on a Chester Park car Monday night.
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Ducks
Duckworth Club
Walnut Hills High School
William Handy
Spaeth Street
Cummineville
Chase and
Turrill Streets
Patrol
City Hospital
Wm. Ellis
Clinton Springs Avenue
Reading Road
Philip S. Trost
South Crescent Avenue
Chester Park
Academy Avenue
Eighth Street
St. Lawrence Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
Street
Edwin C. Bathgate
Board of Legislation
Edwin Henderson
Neft Avenue
Mistletoe Avenue
Rudolph Avenue
Neff Avenue
Edwin O. Bathgate
Board of Nation
Win Henderson
Seven Year Old Falls Through Cellar Door Near Bremen Street
Lena Leicht seven is year old resident of 1316 Bremen street fell through an open cellar door near her home yesterday afternoon. She suffered a bad head bruise and was cared for by neighbors before being sent home.
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Lena Leicht
Bremen Street
Arrest Warrant Issued For Henry Mast On Cruelty Charge
The Humane Society obtained a warrant in Magistrate Winkler's court to arrest Henry Mast a Madison avenue baker on cruelty to animals charges alleging a horse with a sore back. George Deubers of 517 Woodward street fell from a lumber pile at Crane's sawmill yesterday and sustained two scalp wounds and multiple bruises. Patrol 6 took him to City Hospital.
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The
Humane Society
Winkler’s Court
Henry Mast
Madison Avenue
Mast
George Deubers
Woodward Street
Crane
Patrol 6
Will Enter West Point Gruber Passes Entrance Exam
Edmund L. Gruber, Cincinnati, graduate of Woodward High School, passed the entrance exam for West Point Military Academy. He will enter on June 18 after renting a home at 1611 Moore Street. The piece notes his successful examination and Cincinnati roots.
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Edmund L. Gruber
Military Academy
West Point
Cincinnati
Woodward High School
Moore Street
Newen
New Patriotic Song Premiered by Cincinnati DAR Chapter
The Cincinnati Chapter of the D A R presents a new patriotic song titled Standard of Nations Pride to be sung for the first time at College Hill sets Thursday. The society owns the copyright and it is included in the National Song Book, now ready.
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Cincinnati
College Hill
Bicycler Strikes Five Year Old On Read ing Road
James Carr aged five played in the street when a wagon spurred a boy to dash into a bicycle ridden by J W Chambers of 812 Laurel Street. Carr was knocked down and run over, bruising both legs. Chambers carried him to his home at 3156 Read ing Road.
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James Carr
Reading Road
J. W. Chambers
Laurel Street
Chambers
School coal bids debated by Board of Education
The Committee on Fuel met to compute bids for the next school year. No decision was reached and the matter will be resumed next Friday. The requested coal amount is about $14,000, about $3,000 above last year's proposals.
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Board of Education
Meeting of Veterans Hight at Memorial Hall
A meeting of the various G. A. R. posts in the vicinity will be held this evening in Memorial Hall on West Sixth Street. Arrangements for the next encampment in Chicago will be discussed and veterans plan to unite and travel to the city with Department head B. R. Monfort as guard of honor.
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Memorial Hall
West Sixth Street
Chicago
Erage
B. R. Monfort
Onor
Trio Rob Shoe Store Then Hit Nation Store on Lock Street
Three men entered Kuenert's shoe store at 420 Lock Street Monday night knocked down the owner and stole a pair of shoes. They then forced open Miss Kelly's nation store at 414 Lock Street early yesterday. Miss Kelly woke during the break in and scared off the intruders who had previously lingered in the area claiming to buy items.
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Kuenert’s
Lock Street
Miss Kelly
Nation
Drowning of Lafayette Jones in Ohio River near Coney Island
Lafayette Jones, 22, water works employee from California, drowned while bathing in the Ohio River two miles above Coney Island. His body was recovered by shanty boatmen at McCullough Street, Columbia, and identified by Levi Jones, his half brother, later that day. Jones resided at Sweetwine.
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Lafayette Jones
New Water Works
California
Ohio River
Coney Island
McCullough Street
Columbia
Levi Jones
Young Jones
Sweetwine
Death of 10 year old Raymond Brummage in kitchen stove fire
Coroner Schwab was notified of the death at St. Mary's Hospital of Raymond Brummage after a coal oil fire attempt at his Potts street home Monday evening. The boy, whose mother had died, often started the stove before his father returned from work, and the accident occurred during this task.
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Schwab
George Kleisler
Wheeler Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
Raymond Brummage
Potts Street
Perjury Charge Filed Against Lena Lyon
Dr. Otto Palm, veteran Auburn physician, swore out a warrant in Magistrate Winkler's court, leading to the arrest of Mrs. Lena Lyon on perjury charges. Palm alleges three witnesses will prove she claimed she never paid an $18 professional bill after previously testifying she had paid it, prompting dismissal of the suit.
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Otto Palm
Auburn
Winkler
Lena Lyon
Palm
Lyon
Money Appeared but Boy Filed
Walter Boursziel a 14 year old boy from Cleveland called at Rev. Licht s German Baptist Church seeking money telegrams show funds were sent to pay his passage back. He had run away, stayed with the pastor for a day or two, then left promising to return. the money arrived but he did not come back and the police were asked to locate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Boursziel
Cleveland
Mr. Licht
German Baptist Church
Walnut Vant Corwin Streets
Change Committee Meeting Sought by Business Men's Club
President W H Harrison of the Business Men's Club asks S A Stevens R M Shearer Fred G Sellers W P Harrison George Guckenberger Wm M Allen and H H Suydam to meet with the Chamber of Commerce Change committee tomorrow afternoon to discuss relief for Saengerfest directors. The group has no club committee yet but will advise and may make recommendations.
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W. H. Harrison
Business Men's Club
Chamber of Commerce
S. A. Stevens
Robert M. Shearer
Fred G. Sellers
W. P. Harrison
George Guckenberger
Wm. M. Allen
H. H. Suydam
Vacancy problem on Fourth Street storerooms
A message to President Harrison from Richard L. Cannon urges the Business Men's Club to investigate vacant storerooms on Fourth Street between Broadway and John. He proposes forming a committee to identify owners and reasons for long vacancies and to appeal for reasonable rentals.
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Harrison
Business Men's Club
Richard L. Cannon
Fourth Street
Broadway
John
Cannon
Cincinnati
City Board Debates Appointments and Suspensions
Lively City Building session features heated debate over Health Officer Davis recommendations for new appointees Dr B F Lyle John A Caldwell and John Deck with Mr Weil opposing and McGuire moving to refer. A suspension of Edward Ryan prompts further tense exchanges and a vote to sustain the superintendent.
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Halcyon
Board of City Affairs
Davis
B. F. Lyle
John A. Caldwell, I Jr
John Deck
Weil
McGuire
Mr. Weil
Mr. Weill
Magly
Caldwell
Cincinnati
Samuel Well
Water Works Committee
Edward Ryan
West Sixth Street
W. H. Boeh
Allison
Captain Johnson
Maag
John Gallagher
Ryan
Gallagher
Yeas
Weilways
Johnson
Committee of the Whole
Local Mortality Report Listing Several Decedents
The record lists individuals with ages and causes of death including nephritis pneumonia and phthisis. Names shown include Regina Vogt George Dilg Mary Cajutt Herman Rahe Mamie Best and Aris Reynolds along with ages from 8 to 50 and notes of inquest or pending details.
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Regina Vogt
George Dilg
Mary Cajutt
Herman Rahe
Tae Ri Oe Ei On
Taree ' Fredenburg
Aris Reynolds
Wm. Batley
Mamie Best
River Ride and Banquet Tendered Smith Kasson Clerks
The Smith Kasson Shoe firm hosted a river trip to Coney Island and a banquet for its clerks and about forty employees. Charles Brooks was toastmaster, with Lee H. Brooks and H. C. Kasson speaking, praised by Hoskins and Miss Timmis for the firm’s kind treatment, followed by dancing and resort attractions.
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Smith
Kasson Shoe
Coney Island
Charles Brooks
Trustees Meeting At Cincinnati Hospital Over High Supply Bids
The Cincinnati Hospital Trustees held a special session to review bids for supplies for the coming year. Coal prices alarmed the board as New River coal quoted at 225 per ton far above last year, prompting a wait on contracts. Meat was awarded to the Cincinnati Abattoir Company with a right of rejection for unsatisfactory quality. Ice contracts favored the National Ice Company at 20 cents per 100 pounds, with natural ice fallback to the Independent Company at 20 cents for hospital use and 30 cents for branch hospitals. Poultry purchasing was delegated to the Superintendent. Building plans for the branch hospital were referred to a committee, and a bond issue may be explored. Fehrenbatch to convert the neurological ward to an infectious-disease ward and relocate current patients. Admit and pay for public ward care deemed expedient?
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Cincinnati Hospital
Instituton
New River
Committee On Supplies
Cincinnati Abattoir Company
National Ice Company
Parker
Colonel Johnson
Fehrenbatch
Beauty and health noted with natural relief
The modern woman thrives on good food and sunshine with outdoor exercise. Her healthy glow and blooming face reflect wellness. For gentle cleansing she uses Syrup of Figs, produced by the California Fig Syrup Co. only.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Fixtures for saloons stores and offices for sale
The John Church Co offers fixtures for any business including saloons stores and offices. Levy White advertises Fourth Street addresses and phone 3078. Coleman Gas Machine Co promotes an acetylene gas machine at 627 Main St and Home Steam Laundry at 45 Arcade invites customers to try their services.
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Levy & White
Fourth Street
Coleman Gas Machine Co
Main St
Marital Notices List Couples Across City Addresses
A compiled set of nuptial notices lists numerous individuals paired with ages, occupations, and street addresses, each linked to reverend officiants. The items include printing pressmen, clerks, bartenders, tailors, and others, with spouses ranging from 18 to 63, centered in Crescentsville and nearby areas.
Slow Progress in Water Works Bond Interest Report
Board notes interest on bonds issued 1897 to 1901 totals 74,825.00 with 29,912.50 due February and 44,912.50 due August 1, 1901. Chief Engineer reports slow progress on reservoir work and tunnel excavation. Gallagher resigns options for conduit tunnel ROW. new offer accepted at 60 per year with 1000 final transfer. Summary cash and vouchers show 499,802.25 on hand. thanks extended to city officers.
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Board of Commissioners
of the Water Works
Herrmann
Board of Public Service
United States Fidelity Company
DR. C. Boyce
A. J. Henkel
Columba
New Richmond Pike
F. H. Kirchner
John C. Gallagher
Charles B. Marshall
J. J. Strader
George Schott
Peter Durr
Auditor’s
Ed S. Beaman
H. Zeter
Tohn L. M’clure
Cincinnati
Hasty Jellycon Offered For Jelly Making In Cupboard
Advertisement describes Raham's Hasty Jellycon ready to dissolve in hot water and chill for jelly. Claims pure latin sugar and fruit flavors including lemon orange raspberry strawberry wild cherry peach and a calf's foot unflavored variant for wine or coffee jelly. Sold by grocers.
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Raham
Wiggins and others warned of land sale in probate case
Edward M. Burr administrator of Samuel Burr seeks court approval to sell two land tracts in Station 4 Township 1 Fractional, Hamilton County Ohio. Defendants named include Edward B Wiggins Kate G Wiggins Philammon F Wiggins Lula Macy John Macy Eliza M Starr and Joseph W Starr. Defendants must answer by July 28 1900 or sale order will be issued.
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Howard Fears
Hamilton County
Ohio
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Hamiltons County
Lebanon Pike
Roberts & Davies
Recorder's Office
Thomas MacGechin
Said Pike
Tooseph L. Roberts
Louis W. Knight
Anna K. Knight
Miami Purchase
Hamilton County Recorder's Office
Morgan Street
Samuel Davies
Joseph L. Roberts
Hamil County Recorder's Office
Hamilton County Recorder’s Office
Reon
Highteen
Kerts & Davies
Bell Street
Bell and Fern Streets
Bel
Ree Fosdick
Joh L. Roberts
Mises
Reading Road
Joseph L. Roberts, JR
Joseph L. _& LINCOLN
First National Bank
Edward B. Wiggins
Wiggins
Kate G. Wiggins
Eugene W. Wiggins
Richmond
Madison County
Kentucky
Philammon F. Wiggins
Lula Macy
John Macy
Hagerstown
Indiana
Eliza M. Starr
Joseph W. Starr
Steel City
Nebraska
Edward M. Burr
Samuel Burr
Jamilton County
Station 4
Township
Oemaracee County
Samuel Barr
Dward M. Burr
C. J. Snott
Senere
Neef Divorce Notice From Ohio Court
Sophia Neef files for divorce from Camillus Neef in Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas Ohio Cause 118756 on adultery grounds and restoration of her former name. Camillus Neef must answer within six weeks after May 16 1900 or divorce may be granted. Attorney T A Bruhl represents Sophia Neef.
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Hamilton County Court OF Common Pleas
Cincinnati Church Extension Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cincinnati Church Extension Society of
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Ohio
Cincinnati Daily Commercial Tribune
Id Corporation
Methodist Sec
Ciactenal Missionary Goan
Episcopal Church
Camillus Neef
Beemer
Nebraska
Sophia Neef
Court of Common Pleas
Hamilton County
Ormer
Frances Bott Appointed Administratrix of Bott Estate
Frances Bott has been duly appointed and qualified as administratrix of the estate of Joseph Bott late of Delhi Hamilton County Ohio deceased. Notice dated June 12 1900. James B Matson Attorney. je13-31-W
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Joseph Bott
Delhi
Hamilton County
Ohio
Frances Bott
James B. Matson
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Brief City News
Wiil
Philadelphia
Hazen
McDermott and
Callahan
Kleister
Coal
Meeting of Veterans Tvhight
Board of Pub
Lic
Beeh
John B. Habig & ‘Son
Boeh
Stanley
Middleton Avenue
Flynn
Keefer Avenue
Beresford Avenue
Bert L. Baldwin
Fair Festival Association
Washi Park
Fountain Square
Allison James Fox
Burnet Woods
Smith-Kasson Glerks
City Hospital Board
the John Church CO
Edward FE. Myers
Boal Street
Sarah M. Harsta
Milton Street
Partridge
James H. Ashman
State Avenue
Daisy Otto
J. A. Ziegler
Charles F. Morris
Crescentville
Julia Paine
Herschel Avenue
Mr. Aikman
Philip Kopp
Clifton Avenue
Matilda Dietz
Klotter Avenue
Adameit
Thomas F. Blankenship
West Eighth Street
Mamie Dietrich
Loth Street
Haun
George B. Reynolds
Ludlow Street
Mollie Goodwin
John Zievérink
Hopkins Sree
Francester
Carr Street
Vile
Join. Niemes
Hamilton Avenue
Matilda Buschman
David Street
Schenck
George Schmidt
Park Street
Rosa Taylor
Green
Richard H. Buckwald
Vine Street
Gertrude W. Meyer
Mr.Eisenlohr
Bode
Annh
Diebold
Louisa
Helen
Burnet
McMicken Avenue
Hooper
Paris
France
Mary L
William Hooper
Strauss
West Ninth Street
Ferdinand Strauss
Mortuary Chapel
Wainat ‘Hills
Michie Bros
Cinginnate
Geo. A. Wiltsee
John F. Wiltsee
Drstad H. R. Strueve
Walnut St
Acar
Terran
Judi Disios
Dow
Esnam
Waumgimw
Shetwesse
Actes
WEG Sichabovestelecucsecsc Spi
Keenese
Michigan
Canada
Cafe Dining Service
Office, Chamber Commerce
White's
Frank G. Tullidge & CO
Old Windsor
Post Office
Government Square
John Keershan
Lafayette
Ford
Walgut
Kitte Wn
M’millan Lodge
W. H. W. Roberts
W. M. Joseph Kirkup
Ets
Syrian Temple
N. S
Qoceun L. Lewis
Potentate
Walnut
Hills
Royal Arch Masons
G. Wicker
H. P
Ill
Frs. Brady
Wayne
Mich
Columbus Barracks
Ft. Sheridan
Ft. Thomas
U. Po
Jan Lars
J. G. C. Lee
U.S
Custom House
White’s
Io River
WM. H. Bixby
John Shillito
Seventh Street
Ees
Shillito
Alem
T. A. Bruhl
Stockholders’ Meeting
Cincinnati, Columbus and Other Turnpike Company
Pelegy
Buhaing
Third ‘Street
Cy Compton
Western
Board ‘of Trustees
Commissioners Ofater Works
Board of Trustees
Commissioners ‘of Water Works
Card of Trustees
Commissioners of
Ater Works
Commissioners of Water Works
Commissioners of Waters
Charles G. Roth
Board “of Public Service
Linton Street
Vernon Place
Obertee Ison
Geo. F. Holmes
Eee
Chfa
Quartermaster’s Department
Boston
J.G
Lee
Carthage
Wii
Jackson and
Taylor Streets
Wall Street
Pringfield and
Carthage Pike
Saide
BE. F. Layman
East Third Street
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